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A bit like the 'bacon butty' I had at the hospital after my scan then Sylvs !!

I REALLY fancied one as I had to starve all morning but the restaurant was closed for some reason!! - I ended up in the coffee shop with the WRVS ladies serving and they had a 'bacon cob' in the chiller section which they could 'ping' in the microwave - I went for it !!!

The bacon, I have to say, was quite tasty but the bread roll it came in was 'typically microwaved 'chewy' bread !!

It gave me the strength to drive home though ! :-D :-D :-D

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very chewy actually! :-D

My goodness Sylvia!

You can remember a long way back.

Never seen a mastodon myself.

Was it tasty? ;-) ;-)

You take care Sylvs - you don't want to do too much too soon !! <3 <3 <3

Dea Xxx

just been working on Old's query over on Sue's thread




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a bit tired today Cyn


had a couple of busy days ..... busier that is than I've had for the last 3 weeks :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)



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I mean it could have been Jonesey who opened that ancient tin of corned beef .....I nipped out to wash the dishes before I clicked on Submit..tuts.

Could've been Jonesey Sylvs.. :-D :-D :-D



Nice to see you.....it's been quite nice here too. How are you feeling today?

Actually, Gins


we is omnivores ...... which means we eat anything.


The appendix is a useless appendage, leftover from our ancestors .......... the ape-like ancestors that is ................. who did need it, but it has always been useless in humanoids.


The men used to go out and kill animals ............ one mastodon would feed the tribe for days ............ but people used to gorge themselves to build up sotrs for when no meat was available.

Meanwhile the women and children were gatherers, and would collect fruits, berries, and dig roots


I have never read anywhere that humanoids ate grass "raw", except when in absolutely dire straits.



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I seem to remember reading somewhere several years ago that a can of corned beef had been found in a "stash" set upon the ice shelf in Antartica fo an expedition about 1910 or so.


I also think I remember someone saying it shoudl be edible ................. but don't know if anyone actually tried it!



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Hi all
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another sunny day



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Glad you explained that Cyns

It means you ironing....sheesh

The hee hee hee bit I mean.

and that means zactly???? :-S

Apologies Miss C.....forgot to say thank you for your letter to the OP

Hee hee hee

I will hignore that last comment..........sitting ironing indeedy.......huff.

I have looked after creaking gates for the last 35 years so I guess I will probably drop on the spot! That tends to be what happens to carers.



Reminder sent to that link. I have already been in touch with the op once this year but I think she struggles a bit.

Creaking gate Cyns.......which would you rather be!

And my sick days are mainly made of womens problems thank you.

And....you try teaching about 80 diffo people a week, sat in a confined classroom.....with windows that only open on auto because they are echo friendly.....trouble is, they open when they feel like it...when it freezing normally!

Pitty we all cant sit at home ironing :-P

Just spotted Dets sunflower.....how fab is that :-D

Now, if I shook a seven from a heart attack Cyns....you would be feeling very bad, very bad indeed :-P

If the salt dont get me the fags, butter and cheese might

Anyway, got home from work and the bras have arrived except they are now sitting at the Royal Mail sorting office....luckily it's just around the corner, a cute little cottage is hide away to the RM

Is the thread secretary around this afters.....letter please Miss C

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.page/board/ancestors/thread/1282947?page=0

Thank you very much :-D